You also need to contact your state business and regulation dept. that issues your state business licenses and file a complaint, submit the same research and reasoning you submitted to the lender to the state, and they will determine if it warrants an investigation into the Appraiser.

I don't know what your lease says, but mine says that after the tenants report a problem, the landlord will take a reasonable time to investigate it and arrange for the repair.

I am reading some threats, as there is a lot of great information in this website and online, yet it has been a bit overwhelming to try to find the right path to investigate and proceed with, regarding the type of corporation that would be best for both Real Estate Investment and as a Realtor.

Worth investigating. 

Investigators believe that two women had an argument, which escalated to a shooting.

Progress executives boast that the company’s efficient management practices have been a boon to their tenants who cannot afford to buy one of the “entry level” homes.https://www.seattletimes.com/b...Behind Progress Residential is Pretium Partners, a New York-based investment firm whose business plan and investors are revealed in the Pandora Papers, a trove of offshore financial records obtained by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and shared with The Washington Post.More than 3,000 people across the nation have joined a Facebook group for tenants called Victims of Progress Residential.

He will teach you how to investigate a market to determine where you should invest.

We form an S Corp back in 1995 and started investigating in a few residential rental properties.

One note about mortgage fraud that I was told from someone who works in an investigative capacity in the government, is that since mortgage fraud is widely prevalent, it is often used as a tool to threaten someone into compliance for assistance in helping to solve other crimes.

With enough complaints they will investigate them and can file a class action suit against Lima One.